The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1887-08-18
LONDONDERRY.
Cool weather still prevails.
Miss Minnie Tarbell is on the sick

Cool weather still prevails.
Miss Minnie Tarbell is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Gridley of Brooklyn, N. Y.
is the guest of DR.. & Mrs. l.. S.
Arnold.
Mr.. & Mrs. Geo. Walker Of Put
ney, formerly of this town, recently
called on friends at this place.
Mrs. Eta Eames is stopping with
her brother, j. M. Tarbell, for a
few days caring for his daughter,
Miss Minnie.
Rev. Leroy Pierce Of Blackstone,
Mass, formerly of this place is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. & Mrs. War
rem Pierce.
Rev. d. A. Strong and wife of
East CRANKY, Conn. are the guests
of their son, Rev. D. III. Strong, the
resident pastor, Mr.. Strong preach
ed for his son last Sunday and deliv-
cred fine discourse. Rev. Leroy
Pierce also assisted in the services
which were very interesting. Truly
it is pleasing sight; father and
son both serving the same alter.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Cor
van of Chester will offlciate at the
Congregational church at this place
next Sunday by way of exchange.
DR.. J. Harrington and wife of
Owatonna, MINI. are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. b. S. Waite, and other
relatives at this place. Mrs. Har-
rington is former resident of this
village where she is highly esteemed
by many old-time friends, who are
very happy to see her pleasant genial
face once more. She will be remem-
bered by many as daughter Of the late
VIM. McAllister who was at one time
engaged in the mercantile business al
this place. DR.. Harrington is form.
err resident of So. Londonderry
where he still has many friends who
doubtless, are very glad to greet hin
once more. His health is very poo
and it is sincerely hoped that hi
journey and visit will prove very ben
eficial to him.
w. L. Gibson and wife, L. P
Sheldon and family and A. A. Cur
It's are attending the celebration a
Bennington, to-day, Aug. 10th.
Rumor says that Levi Howard o
Wardsboro has purchased of j. W
Bennett the farm known as the Fame
place.
| S. D. Arnold of St. Louis, Mo.
formerly Of this place, who with hi
family is visiting in town called O
old friends in this vicinity last week
Mr.. & Mrs. Warren Pierce hav
few summer boarders.
Mrs. Ella Parker of Chester
visiting with her sister, Mrs. d. W
Parker.
Geo. Holt has gone to Mancheste
Centre to work for Mr.. Young in hi
tin shop.
4 The Highland House has - guest
at the present time.
A. w. j. Wilkins and his partne
L. johnson of Wardsboro are in tow
for the purpose of setting up marbl
tablets, etc. in the cemetery at thi
place.
+ Charlie Warner has finished wor
at F. w. Williams's machine shop.
The first nine Of this place playa
game of base ball with the Jamaic
club on the ball ground east of TIL
l
village last Saturday. The gam
was closely contested. 1t is sale
!, however, that it was finally won
the Derry boys.
Many summer visitors and boardel
are in town, and all seem to great
= enjoy the pure air and lovely scener,
d Appearances indicate that tt
Chester stage is well patronized tn
season. 1t arrived at this place Mo-
day night heavily laden with passel
), gers, which we are told is often Il
case.
II Mercury has been dancing up al
down like will-o-the-wisp for Il
past ten days, running from IS
nearly 80 through the middle of Il
day and dropping to 40 or As durir
the night. Light frost has been Sc,
Is in several places, which though Il
grass and foliage is bright and love
as in June, admonishes us that t
beautiful Summer is rapidly passil
away.
COUSIN NELL.